Would this be good for climbing roses in a pot?
10808
I don't see any problem, unless rose stems are too stiff to train around legs. I use them for mandevilla vines ... cold probably do the same for clematis.
10809
Probably although I've never tried it. I have a honeysuckle vine on mine and love the look.
10810
My guess would be yes. I have Purple Passion Vines in a pot and they are doing very well, so I am thinking that the climbing roses would do well too.
113591
It probably would, but I'm not sure I'd risk it. I only use these myself for camping to hold about 25-30 pounds worth of stuff off the ground. If I were you, I'd probably get pro-quality carabiners, rated for very high weights, that are used for climbing. They're a lot more expensive, but I figure a 50lb projector is very, very expensive.
2173750
This not such an easy question to answer. I have tried to pull up new rootling's, they are not easy to get out of the ground, as you know, it might get them out if enough force where applied, but I did not force it that far, the bottom arm that takes the force when removing weeds etc. could break if to much pressure is put on it. To answer your question, the answer is 'maybe' .... if you are willing to try a lot of pressure on the handle, it might be ok, or it might break the plastic foot on the bottom of the pole with a lot of heavy use.
475542
This one isn't that powerful so I wouldn't recommend it. This company does sell one that would handle your need for varying depth and also climbs walls too.
982125
No this rope is not for climbing. This is an all purpose rope ideal for many different camping and survival uses.
2160645
should work fine for that. it works well as a substitute for a hoe since the action of this tool is to cut the roots and base of weeds below thw surface. You still should remove the loostened plant / weed debris. But it helps maintaining a garden space much easier than removing each weed by hand.
1723646
I can't see why not, but I don't think that's an intended use. If you get a lot of wind, I'd recommend trying something different and/or figuring out a way to make sure your pots won't fall off easily.
2177148
I believe the trellis is sturdy enough for climbing roses. I have clematis growing on mine along with wind chimes hanging from middle of the arch. I live in a pretty windy area and it has weathered many a storm, not to mention all the snow we had last year.
1777655
Yes, I'd guess that it would work for that purpose. The weakest point is probably where the hook attaches to the pole... so make sure you get a strong pole. Once the hook is securely threaded on your pole you'll be ready to do battle with those vines!
2254601
This netting is very strong and durable and will probably handle climbing roses just fine.
323134
Hello, Thank you for the question. Would depend on if the climbing stand has a shooting rail that's incorporated with it, or if you plan to leave the climber in the tree and use some of the tree steps to get in and out with it. Other wise we would have to say no. Thank you WorldGoodsCorp
323133
Hello, Thank you for the question.Would depend on if the climbing stand has a shooting rail that's incorporated with it, or if you plan to leave the climber in the tree and use some of the tree steps to get in and out with it. Other wise we would have to say no.Thank youWorldGoodsCorp
1135067
I believe so, but the pole itself can be a little wobbly. I have a tension pole specifically for plants & would suggest that instead.
1170140
I used it for drilling holes in wine bottles, but I would see no reason why it wouldn't be able to do the trick on glazed or unglazed flower pots. Just keep a minimal but even pressure on the drill bit as you go. Let the bit do the work, and lighted up even more as it gets close to breaking through.
45743
I have used this type of rope for climbing. I bought some grip tape an wrapped it at intervals the length of the climb. It worked fine. 1.5in dia. is the most common for climbing.
957909
I would say no if you have a climbed. We used it before my son could walk to climb. If I used it now..my son is 18 months old.. Hed tear it to shreds!
1534596
It could hold it as long as they were small to medium and light weight. I wouldn't put very heavy pots on it. But small to medium would be fine.